Advanced Imaging MRI Tech - Part Time

Proliance Surgeons•Bellevue, WA

117d•$44 - $79

About The Position

The MRI Technologist operates magnetic resonance imaging equipment to produce quality images that assist physicians in diagnosing and treating patients. This is a part-time role for 10–20 hours per week, scheduled on Saturdays and Sundays, at the Bellevue or Issaquah location. Additional on-call coverage for vacations may be possible. The role includes performing MRI and radiography examinations, screening patients, providing empathetic patient care, communicating with referring providers and NOIA, maintaining accurate RICS/PACS documentation, and completing equipment and computer quality-control checks. The technologist follows patient confidentiality, emergency response, radiation and MRI safety, and sterile technique requirements; performs basic life support; and supports clinic operations as assigned. The position requires ARRT certification in MR or MR certification through ARMRIT, a current Washington State Radiologic Technologist license, current CPR/BLS, musculoskeletal MRI exam experience, and the ability to operate a SIGNA Explorer 1.5T version 25.1 MRI scanner. GE MRI machine experience is a plus. Two to three years of experience in a physician office and ambulatory MRI department is preferred, though candidates with less experience will be considered.

Requirements

Board certification with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) in MR or MR certification through ARMRIT.
Current Washington State Radiologic Technologist license.
Current CPR/BLS.
Musculoskeletal MRI exam experience.
Ability to operate a SIGNA Explorer 1.5T version 25.1 MRI scanner.
Ability to handle delicate, confidential, and stressful situations.
Ability to work well in a team environment.
Ability to communicate effectively.

Nice To Haves

Two to three years of experience working in a physician office and ambulatory MRI department; less experience will be considered.
GE MRI machine experience.

Responsibilities

Perform and accurately complete examinations on MRI and radiography equipment according to clinic practices and procedures.
Pre-screen patients with assistance from the MRI receptionist and screen patients before MRI procedures.
Provide thoughtful, empathetic patient care and interact professionally with patients and coworkers.
Interact and consult with referring providers regarding MRI patients or issues.
Communicate directly with NOIA to correct imaging issues.
Handle confidential information with discretion and integrity.
Recognize emergency patient situations and handle them appropriately.
Complete RICS/PACS documentation needed for patient care and operate clinic computers.
Perform quality-control checks on MRI and radiography equipment and clinic computers, and report problems to information services and the clinic manager.
Prioritize tasks, complete them in a timely manner, fill in for other technologists, and work independently through problems.
Maintain basic life-support capability as certified by the American Heart Association.
Apply radiation safety, MRI safety, and sterile technique measures at all times.
Perform other duties assigned by the Clinic Manager to support efficient clinic operations.
Follow policies introduced during onboarding, updated in real time, and outlined in the Associate Handbook.